MOBILE SCIENCE LABORATORY
Restoring dignity and hope through educationRestoring dignity and hope through education
Makomborero has built a fully equipped a Mobile Science Lab for Biology as our pilot project. A�er much planning, a 20 foot shipping container was provided and used as the shell for the mobile lab. This is giving the students the opportunity to put their theora�cal knowledge into prac�ce through carefully chosen experiments. The laboratory is aimed at Form 3 and 4, O’Level Students. Key experiments have been chosen from the curriculum. Each student will leave the laboratory with notes and worksheets pertaining to that topic, having received a meal too.
In future the Mobile Lab will be placed in a central loca�on around the districts with many schools accessing the Biology laboratory. Students will have Biology and Chemistry prac�cal lessons covering experiments found in their curriculum. Teachers will also be able to a�end prac�cal workshops. This model will impact up to 150 students a month. We hope students will develop a deep understanding of what they are studying, pu�ng theory into prac�ce, thereby promo�ng the uptake of hard Sciences at A’ Level.
zimbabwe
MOBILE SCIENCE LABORATORY
Restoring dignity and hope through educationRestoring dignity and hope through education
zimbabwe
Makomborero has built a fully equipped a Mobile Science Lab for Biology as our pilot project. A�er much planning, a 20 foot shipping container was provided and used as the shell for the mobile lab. This is giving the students the opportunity to put their theora�cal knowledge into prac�ce through carefully chosen experiments. The laboratory is aimed at Form 3 and 4, O’Level Students. Key experiments have been chosen from the curriculum. Each student will leave the laboratory with notes and worksheets pertaining to that topic, having received a meal too.
In future the Mobile Lab will be placed in a central loca�on around the districts with many schools accessing the Biology laboratory. Students will have Biology and Chemistry prac�cal lessons covering experiments found in their curriculum. Teachers will also be able to a�end prac�cal workshops. This model will impact up to 150 students a month. We hope students will develop a deep understanding of what they are studying, pu�ng theory into prac�ce, thereby promo�ng the uptake of hard Sciences at A’ Level.
MOBILE SCIENCE LABORATORY
Restoring dignity and hope through educationRestoring dignity and hope through education
zimbabwe Makomborero has built a fully equipped a Mobile Science Lab for Biology as our pilot project. A�er much planning, a 20 foot shipping container was provided and used as the shell for the mobile lab. This is giving the students the opportunity to put their theora�cal knowledge into prac�ce through carefully chosen experiments. The laboratory is aimed at Form 3 and 4, O’Level Students. Key experiments have been chosen from the curriculum. Each student will leave the laboratory with notes and worksheets pertaining to that topic, having received a meal too.
In future the Mobile Lab will be placed in a central loca�on around the districts with many schools accessing the Biology laboratory. Students will have Biology and Chemistry prac�cal lessons covering experiments found in their curriculum. Teachers will also be able to a�end prac�cal workshops. This model will impact up to 150 students a month. We hope students will develop a deep understanding of what they are studying, pu�ng theory into prac�ce, thereby promo�ng the uptake of hard Sciences at A’ Level.
MOBILE SCIENCE LABORATORY
Restoring dignity and hope through educationRestoring dignity and hope through education
zimbabwe Makomborero has built a fully equipped a Mobile Science Lab for Biology as our pilot project. A�er much planning, a 20 foot shipping container was provided and used as the shell for the mobile lab. This is giving
the students the opportunity to put their theora�cal knowledge into prac�ce through carefully chosen experiments. The laboratory is aimed at Form 3 and 4, O’Level Students. Key experiments have been
chosen from the curriculum. Each student will leave the laboratory with notes and worksheets pertaining to that topic, having received a meal too.
In future the Mobile Lab will be placed in a central loca�on around the districts with many schools accessing the Biology laboratory. Students will have Biology and Chemistry prac�cal lessons covering experiments found in their curriculum. Teachers will also be able to a�end prac�cal
workshops. This model will impact up to 150 students a month. We hope students will develop a deep understanding of what they are studying, pu�ng theory into prac�ce, thereby promo�ng the uptake of hard Sciences at A’ Level.
